A few more tidbits has surfaced since last night’s Meek Mill twitter rant and ghostwriting allegations against Drake.
The latter has broken his silence in the form of an Instagram DM with STL rapper Hitman Holla, who released the message to the public. Drake also liked a photo on IG of a Skepta magazine cover being put in front of a Meek Mill magazine cover. Both those are below, and beneath that…
Noah “40” Shebib broke his long Twitter silence (in general) defending his longtime collaborator and bringing up a solid point about these “allegations”. This came after Funk Flex decided to get in the middle of it all and leak the reference track of “10 Bandz” by the ghostwriter (co-writer) that Meek named: Quentin Miller. Scroll below for the full details and stay tuned.
UPDATE: Meek Mill at his concert tonight on Drake: “Let him be great.”
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BONUS: Lupe with some poignant words on the matter.
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UPDATE: Meek Mill said this in his first live show after the rant, apologizing to Nicki and sticking by his claim.
“Don’t get it twisted, I was just upset as a fan that he gave me a verse he didn’t write. What I was saying was, when it comes to rapping, when it comes to Jay-Z, Nas, Biggy Smalls and Tupac, they die for this s**t. When you coming … and you want to be labeled as the mother f**king best, you gotta be putting that pen down all the mother f**king time.”
“Shout out to Drake, let him be great in all the mother f**king lanes he’s great in.”